U.S. Army Reserve Command noncommissioned officers at Fort Bragg, N.C. completed a 5-mile ruck march during their monthly NCO professional development, May 17, 2013. Hosted by the USARC Staff Judge Advocate NCOs, the training day started with a mock administrative hearing board then moved to the ruck march event. Since arriving at Fort Bragg from Fort McPherson, Ga., USARC NCOs have been conducting monthly training events ranging from land navigation, medical simulation training, and obstacle courses, to combatives and HEAT rollover training. USARC soldiers ruck through the Fort Bragg Sand Hil

U.S. Army Reserve Command noncommissioned officers at Fort Bragg, N.C. completed a 5-mile ruck march during their monthly NCO professional development, May 17, 2013. Hosted by the USARC Staff Judge Advocate NCOs, the training day started with a mock administrative hearing board then moved to the ruck march event. Since arriving at Fort Bragg from Fort McPherson, Ga., USARC NCOs have been conducting monthly training events ranging from land navigation, medical simulation training, and obstacle courses, to combatives and HEAT rollover training. USARC soldiers ruck through the Fort Bragg Sand Hil Stock Photo

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U.S. Army Reserve Command noncommissioned officers at Fort Bragg, N.C. completed a 5-mile ruck march during their monthly NCO professional development, May 17, 2013. Hosted by the USARC Staff Judge Advocate NCOs, the training day started with a mock administrative hearing board then moved to the ruck march event. Since arriving at Fort Bragg from Fort McPherson, Ga., USARC NCOs have been conducting monthly training events ranging from land navigation, medical simulation training, and obstacle courses, to combatives and HEAT rollover training. USARC soldiers ruck through the Fort Bragg Sand Hills 130517-A-XN107-500

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